Content marketing is one of the most effective ways to help grow your business online. If you haven't checked out the first part of our series, you can find the link here.
In this second part of our content marketing series, we focus on why content is king by reviewing some of the best tools and tips to help you maximize your efforts and stay competitive.
Topics: Content Marketing
We all hear experts emphasize content marketing, but why is it important?
Regardless of the size of your business, content marketing is one of the most effective ways to grow your online presence. As you create content, you’re essentially giving your company and brand a personality. Your posts are not seen as invasive promotional activity, but as informative “tips” that offer your audience value. Further, this will not only allow your message to have greater resonance, but it will also provide you a gateway to form and maintain a relationship of trust between you and your audience.
Today, social networking platforms play a significant role in our everyday lives. Apart from helping us keep in touch with friends, relatives, and acquaintances, and entertain ourselves in our leisure time, their uses have permeated into the world of business.
We truly live in an era governed by social media but, how did it all start? In this post, we look into the history of social media.
Topics: Social Media
Facebook is one of the most powerful social media tool available to marketers at any level. Due to its immense following, Facebook is an ideal tool used by SMB to enhance their online exposure, drive traffic to their website or blog, and ultimately generate new leads and sales.
Topics: Social Media, Facebook Marketing
The Social Fusion Group is proud to present part two of our series: simple subtleties and nuances that can dramatically improve your online marketing. If you haven’t read part one of our series, check out the post here.
Everyone who enters the online market strives to attain growth; however, the vast majority of small businesses often fail to achieve expected results. Why is that so?
